On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Todd Lyons wrote: > partially able to be fixed by a proper dns configuration on your part. > The other part is that someone else's DNS out on the internet can be > royally screwed and you will still see the delays.
I do understand the host look up delay. Explains why Apache has host look up off and responds instantly. > But that doesn't sound like your problem. It sounds like you are having > problems with reverse lookups from local connections. You should have a > DNS server setup on your local lan that is authoritative for the domain > name you are using *AND* the local IP subnet (reverse). So if you were > using *.domain.com and 192.168.1.*, then your dns server should be > authoritative for domain.com and 1.168.192.in-addr.arpa. The slow response is any connection inside the network and out. I can send you the IP address if you would like to see the delay yourself. I have the two domain servers for the network is resolv.conf, they are the authority for the network. > What are you using as a DNS source? Your ISP? Where is the connection > originating from? What's their IP address? The answers to those > questions provide a lot of direction to the one answer that will solve > all of your problems. This is on the network at my ISP. I am converting several BSDI boxes over to Mandrake for production use. The two DNS boxes are still running BSDI, but are functional. Thanks for any help..... -Scott
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